You sprained your wrist and now your wrist is swelling. Based on your knowledge of capillary forces, what is the best explanation for this swelling? Decreased blood pressure Increased interstitial oncotic pressure O Increased capillary oncotic pressure O Decreased capillary hydrostatic pressure Increased interstitial hydrostatic pressure

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